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SE Calgary truck fire nearly spreads to homes
Furnace truck ignites along Belvedere Drive; flames threaten residential area before being contained.
Summer food festivals coming to Calgary
Ube Fest, Mexifest, and Japanese celebration bring flavours from around the world this season.
Calgary weighing new property tax levy for aging infrastructure
City administration is proposing a dedicated infrastructure levy as council grapples with a $49-billion capital spending gap over the...
Alberta student aid tightens as tuition climbs at three campuses
Students will need to contribute twice as much per loan year, and families' income is back in the equation—just as tuition rises at...
UCalgary student graduates after 51-year journey
Joyce Arnold, 74, crossed the stage Monday with a degree in biological anthropology—51 years after she first started college.
Free Stampede pancake breakfasts are already stacking up
Dozens of spots around the city are serving free pancakes during the 10-day event. Here's where to find them.
Calgary roads growing deadlier, city seeks millions for fixes
A new mobility report shows fatal and major injury collisions rising in 2025. Police have already recorded 12 road deaths this year, six...
Global Energy Show brings 30,000 to Calgary this week
The three-day conference kicks off Tuesday with sessions from federal and provincial leaders, plus 500 exhibitors focused on energy and...
Gunman sentenced to 15 years for hotel shooting
Ahmed Abdi Hassan pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the March 2024 death of Liban Abdirahman at a southeast Calgary Super 8.
Calgary hosts global geothermal energy conference
Premier Danielle Smith opened the World Geothermal Congress, pitching Alberta's drilling expertise and low-tax environment to leaders...
Water Not Coal petition clears signature threshold
The campaign to ban coal mining on Alberta's eastern slopes has gathered 177,732 signatures, meeting the minimum required to force...
Pedestrian deaths surge as traffic signals skip hot spots
Calgary is on pace for 40 pedestrian deaths this year, but new safety infrastructure isn't being installed where crashes happen most.
